A Very Fine 1860'S Collar Of The Guelphic Order In Gold GTRexclude 000 wounded and 4

000 wounded and 4

illustrating one seagull above crossed branches

Because of a nervous affection Kesselring wore an almost continuous smile which among Allied soldiers gave him the nickname of “Smiling Albert”

which was briefly interrupted by a stint in the same position at Worfield from 1900 to 1901

Officer's Cross - in Gold and enamels

A Very Fine 1860'S Collar Of The Guelphic Order In Gold GTRexclude 000 wounded and 4A very desirable award of private commission (as these collars always were private purchases), in 14K solid Gold, weighing 384 grams, with intricate detailing and consisting of sixteen alternating 28. 2 mm x 45. 2 mm left facing and right facing proud lions, eight 29 mm x 33 mm Royal crowns facing the heads of the lions and eight 25. 8 mm x 48. 7 mm cyphers of George Rex without numerical designation facing the tails of the lions, one crown with a